react/compose-with-tanstack-devtools

To inspect TanStack Table state, mount the TanStackDevtools host with tableDevtoolsPlugin at your app root and register each table instances using useTanStackTableDevtools right after useTable. This wires your table instances into the Devtools panel for interactive state inspection.

Debugging multiple TanStack Table instances requires calling useTanStackTableDevtools after each useTable hook. You can pass a human-readable name as the second argument, like "Users Table", to easily distinguish between multiple tables in the Devtools panel.

TanStack Table instances fail to appear in the Devtools panel if the TanStackDevtools host is not mounted at the app root with tableDevtoolsPlugin, or if useTanStackTableDevtools is not called with correct entrypoints and lifecycle-safe usage immediately after useTable.

Yes, you must mount the TanStack Devtools host once at your application root using TanStackDevtools and tableDevtoolsPlugin. Mounting it multiple times is unnecessary; you simply register individual tables elsewhere using useTanStackTableDevtools.

Yes, TanStack Devtools integration supports multi-table workflows by allowing you to assign stable, human-readable names. You provide a name string as the optional argument to useTanStackTableDevtools when registering each table created via useTable.